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Title5Take1
Considering the anti-Jagger songs on DIRTY WORK (that Mick actually sang; I've always wondered what went through his head when singing Had It With You, etc. ) I'm sure Womack wasn't hearing raves about Mick from Keith, which probably colored his opinion.
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MarshaH
Jagger does have a history of using people for their talents and not wanting to give them credit like Billy Preston.
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mitchflorida1
Who ever heard of Bobby Womack except for It's All Over Now?
he is a greedy s.o.b. to take all those song royalties and bad mouth the Stones.
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mitchflorida1
Who ever heard of Bobby Womack except for It's All Over Now?
he is a greedy s.o.b. to take all those song royalties and bad mouth the Stones.
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mitchflorida1
Who ever heard of Bobby Womack except for It's All Over Now?
he is a greedy s.o.b. to take all those song royalties and bad mouth the Stones.
Usually when you show this much pride in your ignorance the topic is political.
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Title5Take1
Considering the anti-Jagger songs on DIRTY WORK (that Mick actually sang; I've always wondered what went through his head when singing Had It With You, etc. ) I'm sure Womack wasn't hearing raves about Mick from Keith, which probably colored his opinion.
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Title5Take1
Considering the anti-Jagger songs on DIRTY WORK (that Mick actually sang; I've always wondered what went through his head when singing Had It With You, etc. ) I'm sure Womack wasn't hearing raves about Mick from Keith, which probably colored his opinion.
Womack did a great interview with Q Magazine in the mid 80s (It was one of their first ever issues) and recounted a story where Jagger called him in to the studio to work on a couple of songs together, bemoaning the fact that the rest of the band were useless. Womack worked for a night or two with them and the band were all over him like a rash, telling him how wonderful he was and how he'd basically saved the session from being a disaster.
The session closed for the night, Womack asked could someone call him a cab and was amazed to be told that the Stones wouldnt even cover his fare.
He walked out into the street and a few steps later, was accosted by two knife-wielding potential muggers. He was still so livid from the disrespect he'd been shown that he offered to take both of them on, telling them he was 'ready to die right now'. The two guys scarpered.
I think Bobby had first hand experience and didnt have to rely on someone else's song lyrics for his opinion!
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mitchflorida1
never heard of it. and I noticed that Womack has been covering a lot of other peoples songs, like California Dreaming, Fly Me to the Moon, and All along the Watchtower.
Why don't you write your own damn songs, Bobby?
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mtaylor
Bobby W @#$%& up Dirty Work - imagine how much better it would have been without his participation..... these guys thinks to much about themselves, should rather praise Jagger for the big work he did keeping RS as a band through the 70'ies and early 80'ies. Without Jagger, Stones would have been gone long time ago.
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mtaylor
Without Jagger, Stones would have been gone long time ago.
He "contributed" on Back to Zero - worst song on the CD and worst song in Stones history - should be enough.Quote
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mtaylor
Bobby W @#$%& up Dirty Work - imagine how much better it would have been without his participation..... these guys thinks to much about themselves, should rather praise Jagger for the big work he did keeping RS as a band through the 70'ies and early 80'ies. Without Jagger, Stones would have been gone long time ago.
How??